Floors, Ceilings and Everything in Between
Tool trunks found on the side of the road, discarded cigar boxes, old metal pitchers – most people look at these things and see…
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How to Shoot the Fall
Scenery in the Finger Lakes can be overwhelmingly beautiful in autumn, “overwhelmingly” being the operative word here, especially if you’re a photographer. Everything looks…
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Naples
Located four miles south of Canandaigua Lake, Naples is one of the smallest communities in the state, yet it has so much to offer….
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The Naples Open Studio Trail
Naples is home to a diverse and talented group of artists, and the Naples Open Studio Trail allows members of the public to see…
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A Tribute to American Women
Whether it is the ability to develop a camera for use in outer space, or the skill to teach people how to prepare a…
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A Sort of Homecoming
Larry Blair grew up in Horseheads, with a great fondness for the Finger Lakes region. As a youth, he spent summers on Keuka Lake…
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Healthy, Delicious, and Oh So Sweet
You’re probably familiar with the story of apples. You may know that Johnny Appleseed passed through western New York on his way to Ohio….
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What’s the Crush?
Ah, the life of a winery owner. What could be better than spending your days sipping wine and chatting with guests, while overlooking a…
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Loons in Our Lakes
If the call of the loon “were of human origin,” author John McPhee once wrote, “it would be the laugh of the deeply insane.”…
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The Revival of the State
Downtown Ithaca was once home to 17 theatres, including the Lyceum, the Crescent and the Strand. These theatres offered Ithacans everything from live comedians,…
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